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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26


In Saturday evenings STAR there appeared an
article headed, "a Poor Boy Finds a Friend" in
which 1t would appear that required an unrea-
sOnable task of a seventeen-year-old boy from
Cleveland, Ohio, with a burnt wrist, and that re-
Quested his arrest cause he would not perform
II. The facts are that the boy had been about
Washington for about a month, sleeping In lum-
Der yards, coal yards and the station house, &C.
He was sent to me by kind officer Of the police
force, and, on Learning that he had sore wrist,
only asked him to pile up few kfndlingS that had
been sawed up and split, for which gave him his
supper and an order for nights lodging. heard
his story and recorded 1t, which Is not without in
terest, for quite period. The next morning he
came TO me again, and, while was busy, asked
him TO bring up few buckets OF coal. Taking the
BUCKET and key he started, but left the bucket in
the nall AMI ran out through the back yard with
the key. / soon missed him, and the key. was
forced to break open the room, and notified the
police, and requested that when found he should
be detained, that night recover the key to the
room. Nothing unreasonable was asked OF the boy.
We do require work when IT can be done.
l. S. EMERY,
General Secretary of the Associated Charities, 7O7
Il st, NV.
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Indications for NE 2. hours commencing at r. m.
For the District Of Columbia Delaware Mary
lana, ami Virginia warmer, lair weather, preceded
b. ran IN Virginia, light 70 fresh northeasterly
winds becoming ca terly
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Amusements Tonight.
ALBArGHs.-''Tne HummIng Bird"
NATIOSAL-"The Golden Giants"
HARRIS. -'Nobody's Claim"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Troupe.
MANASSAS PASoRAAA.-Day and evening.
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DIArH or VENERABLE LADY.-Mrs. Mary g.
Richie, wife OF DR.. Joshua Richie, and mother OF
DR.. Louis W. Richie. died yesterday evening at
her residence No 1850 street. after an illness of
several months In the stxty-ninth year OF her aga
The funeral viii take place tomorrow aftsnOoa
taken to Holy Trinity tCatholic) Church, after
which they viii be inferred at Holy Rood Cemetery.
NOTEs.--Peter Reagan. sailor on the schooner
Emma Alcott, was arrested this morning on
charge OF refusing to do duty. He Will be de-
tanned and tried by Magistrate Buckey,-A fair
and festival last night at Academy Hail. on 32d
street, for the benent Of Mt. Tabor N. p. Church.
was largely Observation-Disclosures Shanks IS
confined 70 MS residence on account OF sick
nesa-GeOrge johnson reports stolen from boat
house at foot Of 32d street. last Monday night, q
shotgun and loading implements valued at Si2-
n. q. wagner and others have been mounted that
the sidewalks on NJ street, near the AQueduct
bridge. cannot be paved until the approach TO the
bridge is located.
1ENPERATuRE AND CONDITION OF WATER at z
4 m.-Great Falls, temperature, SO; condition, SO;
receiving reservoir, temperature, So; condition at
north connection, 80; condition at south connec-
ton, &c. distributing reservoir, temper ,ture, IS;
con iition at 1n1uent gate house, 49, condition AZ
eriHent gate-house, So High tide IN the river to-
day at 3:4l q. M; low tide at 1853 p IN.
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THE HEwLErT-FRENCH CASE CONTINUED FOR A WEEK.
This morning, In the Police Court, Mr.. Chas. s.
Moore called Judge Snells attention to the
case OF Mr.. John French, proprietor of the
eating saloon IN the Center Market, who IS
charged by Lawyer Hewlett with violating the act
OF the legislative assembly OF 1873 requiring a
price-st OF articles sold TO be posted In at least
TWO places In the saloon. m. complainant as
published In The STAR at the time, went to the
DEFENDANTS place OF business was furnished
a lunch, and ref lsed so pay the price charged be-
cause ne thought IL exorbitant. Mr.. French re-
fused TO let him leave the place until he paid and
ne Jumped through window to the balcony
around the market building, and descended on the
Market CO. 5 elevator. Mr.. Moore said that he had
agreed with Mr. Padget TO a continuanc for one
week, and would ask the court to take the defend
ants personal recOgnizance
The Judge said he thought this matter had been
settled long ago. About ten years ago Minister
LangStOn went TO Harveys saloon, and the case
was Drought 10 this court, and Mr.. Merrick ap-
ptared for the defense. In those days several par
us were lined, and most OF the saloon-keepers
complied with The provisions OF the law. Some OF
the cases went TO the 9th court, but he did not
remember what was done with them.
Mr. Moore said that the facts In this case were
dnerent from the Harvey case. In this case there
was no refusal 10 serve the complaining witness
The case was continued for a week on the per.
sonal recOgnizance OF the defendant
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IMroRrED CosruxR CIorHs
sEAroN PERRY.

Buccesor 70 PEkRY BROrHIH1
Sc INCHES WIDE FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS IN
&. Az THE v NEw FA5d G1L0ss AZ
g. NcaEs wf hSo i1fo S49s b Al III
IN BLACK AND ALL COLORs, AT 81 So
% lNChE. WIDE STRIPED AND CHECKED ENG
LISH sui IN5S Al q. 25. ~
s. INCHES WIDE SCOTCH CHEvIoTs AT a.
'SPECIAL RAkGAIN" II SO INCHEa WIDE ALL
G Sh aA AZ <, CLOTHS IN BLACK AND ALL
xES F 4kIs cAEE1s HAIRS IN EXTRA FINE
IAiEsT a1ykL4iEs III z PA ANS ecioaaasr sArrox
Su n1 BANGING SAl FROM el0 TO ei5
HEkhING-BONE CHUDDAs AND FUULES
HANGING FROM SOC. 10 IL.
LUPlN'S AII~w0UL HENRIETTAe AND CASH
MEkES, IN ALL COLORS.
NEW slLA.w AkP HENkIETfAS.T IN ALL sHADKA
NEW PGkE WOOL SCOTCH AND French PIAIDs,
~ AL The NEW CoMBINATIONsO OF COLOkS
nm ENsk AsSURTMENT or GERMAN AND
t tk,S =, p PpE ~ sILK vELvETs. HANGING
COMPLETE Stuck OF LYONS BEN0ALINEs
SSCkAHS SAT y DUCAEssE FA!LLE FkAN-
CMsEs LAD AnEs AND 0Roe GRAIN SILKS
wEDDiNG siLEs xsPEcrALrY.
- fLAlA ti0URks AND CORRECT PR1CEA
GRAToN PERRY,
PzHY Duunruo,
,....,,.,.. ,.1o fsaasvivsaiA svs. 90. en- s
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THE UNION OF THE PROHIBITION AND LABOR PARTIES.
telegram to the New York Sun from Portlan1,
Me-, october 25, says: Gen. Neal Dow, questioned
concerning a reported plan for q union OF the pro-
hibition and labor parties under the leadership Of
Messrs Fisk and POwderly, says:
81 know nothing OF any plan for a political
union between the Knights OF Labor and the pro-
hlbition1Sts except from rumors. Some Of the
methods OF the Knights OF Labor are such that
law-abiding citizens cannot cooperate with them.
1t is possible that the knights may see In the near
BILE In the condition OF wOrkingmen without re-
lenteSs boycott OF the saloons and an earnest OBJ
position to the liquor traffic. II the knights as
body should come to see this 1t Is not impossible
or even improbable that the prohibitiOnists would
strike hands with them 10 establishing national
party"
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SEE House & Herrmann's ad. on I'd page.

Try n 2pOund package confectionery sugar,
with receipts for making candy. b. l. Wheeler,
rns groceries, 18th and h streets northwest.
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FOR Washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r.. Kelly,
stalls t, ,s9 and TO Center Market, and 206 and
2Os Northern Liberty. Corn beef specially.
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PALACE MARKEr WAGONS viii make but three
trips 10 Georgetown weekly, as follows: tuesday,
THURSDAY and saturday Orders must be given be-
fore 10 O'Clock on the days named.
~ Il TrRRFTS.
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District Government Affairs.


William YOrke AtLee has been informed that an
offer made by him TO furnish clerks in preparing
the taxlist OF property TO be advertised for sale
TO allow only clerks familiar with the books to
prepare the list. Mr.. Roome, chief Of the special
assessment division. In his report on The matter,
soon as IL is possible for him TO do so. but pres
enI he Is compiling work asked for by the Supreme
Court, and the current work cannot De ignored.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The report OF Health officer T0wnshend for last
week shows: NumOer OF deaths, II: White, AZ;
colored, ~ Death rate per 200 per annum:
1907. Twenty-three were under five years Of age,
and 20 over sixty years. The principal causes or
81 typhoid ieveP R malaral ieser 8 pnsamonia,
4; bronchitis, 2; puerperal Diseases q Seventy
seven births reported: n white males; q white
Marriages reported: IL white; 13 cOlored.
woRKHoUsE COMPLAINT.
Helen Southland, an inmate OF the wOrkhOuSe,
has complained 10 the District Commissioners OF
the treatment she has received from a certain en-
ploye OF that Institution. The matter was re-
nation who has addressed a letter TO the Commits
sioners, In which he says that Helen Southland Is
admitted TO the asylum hospital August g. 1887.
No treatment was administered, as upon exarni-
nation none was found necessary, as She as 10
all appearances well and strong for her age. The
only work asked OF her was To relieve another
patient by turns, who was tanning a very sick
patient In the same ward, which she refused TO do.
she was discharged from the hospital for leaving
Tue "dii 1T HiSuI anu feluuulnS Out lOr nOuTS at
a time. Mr.. Stoutenburgh says further, that IL Is
well known that some OF the nurses are somewhat
deficient, but II Is believed that the planned
OF Is kind to her patents and keeps her ward in
good condition. "AS TO her former character
know nothing, but she has always conducted ner-
self well while here IL Is almost impossible to
procure competent and reliable nurses for the pit
lance allowed as compensation for this service"
MISCELLANEOUS
The Commissioners have announced their inten-
ton TO place the sidewalk on the south side OF
Bridge street, West Washington, In good condition
after the approach TO the Aqueduct Bridge Is CON-
pieted
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PALM KAsMEo.-Mlgical for removing tan or
sunburn. perfect skin bleacher. Price, 81
1879 street
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E0R sALE-CHEAP-3I2 IsT ST 9. 4. NICE
p me for anybody; possession given sf once title
ierfecs; house be for next days from 10
'o2Pm- q. NJ BRYANT. SIG sth st. nv. o26-2t'
E0R sALF-EIaHr HORSES JUST ARRIVED
y rom Loucoun County, Va These horses ecisily
o. l.n Z Bursdorrs .tsSiss. ais and ago sth stnw
o26-2ts
,6d s ALE, 80 WILL BUY COSY 7R ksoS
D. ID STONE 500 stnw. o26-St
tOR sAIE-SPLENDID tNvlsTNENTs-5N NEW
= 2-sto-S snd $. ment bricks on 81. nv. Corner
house 500. rented at cas- at $4,000. rented $50;
~, -. 10: re f. esq new 6,rOom bricks on Zen.
sro% s ss i rem. &c. as ssoo siso nss
oricks on st n.w. rent a2s, each $500. We have
enunber OF nouss. lug 10 aud T. per cent. Call
Tor list DAVID d. STONE sos ct nv. o2o3
LCoR SALE
M.ts lyr. lot 2o.l 10 to siley............. se2yo
21i4 81 ", sr. iot % SIi40 10 to alley. $500
80 and sts Q houses er- t4.5oo 70 t4.foo each
III -, 81. iot 2UxssO 70 .iley.-.-..--... .,Vwp
III 22d st, IT.. ST.. lot ssIi ss ............ 20
ZOOS ST.. lar Iot 20 Oh 40 4 y ......... 10 600
and many others GEO. W. LINkINs, 18th and st.
kOh ShF-A MAGNIFICENT PLACE ON co
= iunpa Heights; Ia rOonls; finished very hama
sonneiy nceos 10 be TO be appreciated Pr,cA
wKscorT. WILCOX d WINE
oSoN 1907 Pennsylvania ave-
DAY Window bricks, with all modern improvements;
pnr ing AZ frOo lArg rds. with sheds oIening on
auey Two squares from capitol and library convenient
70 two nnes # z and hercs for all arts Il the caty:
OF tosether; for cash or ON tame. HOPKINS & HES
TON 9th and Ia. ave NV. o26-3ts
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RICHARD HENDERSON, S23 81. NV, formerly
No IO3 9th 81. NV. Qincoln Hall building.S
Latest styles IN paper nangings, decOrations win
dow shades. &c.
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CLEMENTS LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARs.-At a
largely attended meeting OF Clements Lodge Of
Good Templars last evening, at w ashington Hall,
five new members were initiated and the fOllOwin
Officers were elected Tor the ensuing term: Chief
templar, Mr.. c. X. Mcdowell; vice tempar. Miss
Kate ShOmo; secretary, DR.. j. T. Hensley; financial
secretary, Mr.. Z. K Mahoney; treasurer Mrs. NJ. X.
Mr. c. Baden; guard, Miss Emma Pope; sentinel,
Mr. $. II. Martin; and past chief templar, Mr.. A.
kalstrom. Resolutions were adopted congratula-
tory to the w. G. T. L. now in session, and Major
j. Thos. Turner was appointed as fraternal mes
senger TO convey to the union the greetings OF the
ton OF the thirteenth anniversary OF the lodge,
November 15 The lodge closes the Official term
with lib members and satisfactory financial con-
ditlOn.
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porua.s fAvorits for dzesne the har, RESTORING
cleansss the scalp stops The hair Saip snd = nm, 10
please Sos. and q q drugsi.ts
HINDERCoRNs.
Ths afsst sursst and best cure TOR oorr. p...c,.
&c. etops al pain. Ensures comfort 70 ne - Nsrs
faals 70 cure. 10 csnts st dsugxists tk-vssiy
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- The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Alias m the wor,a N
onefsu Tree 10 every new subscriber for one year TO
me WEEKLY STAR IL Is a handsomely printed
pook Oh isi pages profuseiy Illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagramA and contains
aNeaitn OF general information. See advertise
ment In another column,
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CHiLDRES's CLo.Ks AND srrrs, r. Il. Taylor, 1858
Penn ave.
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THE PROPOSED LABOR DENoNsrRATIoN.-At a
meeting last night Of the committee OF the Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor, TO make arrangements for the
labor demonstration November 2, resolutions were
adopted inviting the labor organizations OF Balti
more. Alexandra, and Laurel TO participate. In
addition to the speakers heretofore invited II was
resolved 10 ask Senator voorhees, and ex-senator
COnger to address the meeting. FOur-fifthS OF the
members OF the labor organizations OF the city
are expected to be In the p ,rade.
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OUR CONSTANT AIN Il TO keep the n nest and best
etothinS az the lowest prices.
EIsExAN Bios, Manufacturers,
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MEMS GOOD Fur DERBys Sl.5O; flne, g; best,
$50, at A. I. Lewis, f35 7th 81.
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No ONE can question our disposition or ability
10 sell at wholesale hgures-
EIsnNAS BROS, Manufacturers,
Cor. 18th and Z sts.
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A GREAr BAReA1s In BnoApc1orH.

We have just opened line Of colors in ladies' Habit
Cloths at 81 which consider the best value for
the Erise ever shown 0ar stock Of these desirabl.
grades. 81 81 81 80. e. rs and 80 special bar
gains In P-ttern Dres.e Plaid Combinations Plush
portaion.
We call attention to superb stock Of MORE Silks
IN blaC Ks aud loors at 81 and $3.50 per yard Having
at least forty shades we match any color for
combining. White silks for weddings. Faille Fran.
Gals More and Satin Gauters all silk Velyets in Black
and Coors the newest shades goods az
able prices.
Bonn.ts Perfection Black Silks, new in weave and
finish, the best wearing silk in the world Ouin rs
popular Gros Crai aud Faille Fraucais n ali ouatses
High Novelties in silks AID velvets Together with
the largest assortment OF reliable Black Goods to be
found in this city.
Large stock OF new Hosiery and Underwear
ONE PRICE W. NJ. SINISTER SONS
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LADIES CLolks AND SUITS, r. Il. Taylor, sa3
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koBBERIKs RKPoRrED.-Patrick Lynch, No $50
virginia avenue, reports stolen from his saloon $50
IN slver-W. +. Finn, GlenwOOd road, reports
that his house was entered through second-stOry
WINDOW and robbed Of $S7 In money.-Wm. Man
ning, NO IVA l4th street, reports the larceny Of
- worth OF clothing.-Milly Morse reports the
larceny OF - worth OF Ieweiry
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Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves; also extra sleeves at
c. Auerbacns Mems Furnishings, Hats, and Sew
ing Machine Rooms, SOL to SO3 7th ST., cor. II.
The Raw Row Of Harvey's great oyster
House, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Is full OF the most choice oysters the
sOn-genutne Lynn Haven Bays, Cherry Stone,
Mason CheeSeS, Uncle Peters COveS and Harvey's
Plants. None to equal them In flavor
Dog Collars engraved and razors sharpened
free. Guns for sale hire. WalfOrd, 4S7 Pa. av. 3
We Have Constantly on hand crab meat
hard and soft crabs, clans, terrapins and prime
salt water oysters, shucked clean and fresh every
day; also game OF all kinds, delivered free TO all
parts OF the city. n. WHITE h Co.
Nv GIL B st. NV. bet 9th and 9TH.
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WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES r. W. Hen
derson a CO., lib ST. NV.
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MISSES CLoAKs AND SUHs, K H. Taylor, e33
Penn. ave.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress-. go
e3 Per Gallon, Csc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mall McGEE's. 9th near d st. was
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in i ID. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per lh
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MIX
sc. per quart
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WE nave received and sold on this market In
one DAY ID 100 pounds OF chestnuts over twice the
amount named In last evenings issue.
c. r. WILKINS Co
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sks House & Herrmann's ad. on I'd page.

ULADrrs MIssss AND CHTLDKENs JERSEYS, K I
TsylO ss3 Penn. ave.
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MARRIED To-DAY.-Mr. g. c. Esther. OF the firm
OF Esher e Taylor, stone cutters, and Miss NJ C.
Dononue, OF Sd street northwest were married at
church, BY Rev. Father MCGEE. After the cere
money, which was witnessed by few friends the
prioa couple LETT the city for q tour In the North
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HE ROOM RENTING Agency at 612 9th street q.
W. mas rented over two hundred rooms since the
Isl OF August They give Information free 70 per-
SONS wanting rooms and charge those having
rooms 70 rent one dollar for registering
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GSSEEBBEEss HAAERs WEI

0OlsO84 0AkB VAIN
WIN turn IL har tn hssutiful soidaa collar - vsy
flehioaahas q pessant Every iA1y IN appy hEss.1
e scarcsly my supense comparsd Wt1h vhat h1d
s' ehazUA VIM srn n any qoanttty 70 snis purchasA
AkTHUk NATTAN8 prun1sG
ol0 Cuxnsg q lAsh end cd "a cd y O. ~.
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WOOD FORSYTH invite attention to a new line
OF superb etchings on exhibition at their store,
12os street. Look at their window and then en-
ter and see the novelties. Regilding.
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u UsT RECEIVED.
DOLLS. DOLLS. DOLLS.
JUMEA DOLLS, BlSQUE DOLLS, WAX DOIIS
lNDESTRUCT1BLE DOLLS Doll
HEADS Doll. BODIES. DOLIE SHOES
DOLLS STOCKINGS
BEING DIRECT IMPOKTEk, CAN GUARANTEE
LOWEST PRICES
6Abx COACHES AT COST PRICE To
MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GO1Ha
-. AUkPERT
o5e 403 4O5 7th o. n ~. ,hovs Dn
CARR1Aar RosEs
HORSE BLANKETS
atour usually low prices in large variety Of Styles in
nne' medium. and cheap grades. At
ToPHAMs TRUNK AND HARNESS FACTORY.
o17-3w 1891 Penna ave-
Oprsrsa o. Farscu Bomrrs
ENGLISH HATS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
OCTOBER 10 AND IL
Special Styles for Nisses and Childrsn
% hRA NJ HUNT.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE
Three lots On ssh 81, Be-; and ( sta No
FSqse LOT o:s on on Ia 81 be- and s
s:s@: s C" :Sp a;H " ' EUFrE
F9R sALE :. & FINE LOT NEAR NA 1 AMP
TIN and nd. ave. s:w. o25-3t
nor sALE-oNE OF THE. BEST. LOCATED LOTS
on A shs.p sold st once and
LOT, Isnisr awe VEN a. = i pw price p'
st. G Bet Ia a.ai and s$a. sIs front
bet 1sas and is q. % "a: .!sst fons g
os4,r SE9 9a Y I, I5S ! I: :
EOR sALE-CHEAP-THREE LOTS ON 18TH
alley. AUSIINP BROWN
oo.,x Real Estate and Losns.
sts HUFTY DYER
O24-1m 18th and sts
F0R sALEaCHEAP-A LOT on 18TH ST. NEAR
o20lw' i433x i st.
II sss Sc DSi ssA
near ST. So fees q s 81 . ssS fEcs
TO immediate purchaser, s3 per foot
y on g
n.shs corner Kenyon
saa Sn SD S1 fs IL, i0
E..s S.l :sa:.s 1865 fronting on North c..sl,n.
Pss 'nd
Ind 3 feet
depth OF $50 feet IS per foot
asss 81 a sSs Of q ps
1907 1, 20 t y .n5 ~ puTTG S1
sets ave - and ish 3 irOntins IsS Fer
ol5-sm = = o'DoAoooh1 4S 8 Us + St
L Ct. bet. 18th and 18th. 63x102. rear and
st. bet isth St and II ii. ave-. 81 S3iioo. to siS'
st. bet and 18th 2sa7iIoo. 10 iSioot Los
siss &. near 8. SIX S GO
Fla 81, near R q 2iIi09 q alley ........... 100
81. bet n ave aud isth st.. Isl g. to alley 40
ss naa t. Ss Ma. is .ss s to
N q: ave- near ooisSi;1 S;Iiio e :sy,: a $50
o132m - 1871 III st.
TaE AGAIN T9 THE FORE
The fines. VIVA sites YET offered. overlooking all
Ssea g si &c only eps : foot
$s; %as SsSsdSss Bi,ass ,5s
Ssf@ gsfs kS'sS S1 1907
FOR sALE-LARGE NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
between "a aud 9Th s.a e and and Y sta EciinE
formerly the residence Of Joseph Gales esq., has been
su0divided into desirable building lots, and il
addition 70 Warrington City, aud the streets and
directly with the city streets already i've handsome
81 o hS.
prices range from cents to 5 per accord
Saos co iss e
REST INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY; e25O WILL
Obny beautifully located building lots grade, wide
gas and water in street: square lQ2l Easy terms
K A. PHILLIPS,
sS9-lm 142S New York ave.
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Two FINE DWELLING HOUSES ON EAST CAPITOL
c1hkkr--AmOng the auction sales TO take place To-
naofrOs are houses Nos. 9O3 and 905 East Capitol
stIect. These houses are new bricks with modern
eOhNefiences tue location UNSURPASSED and for In
.esenent OF comfortable home they should attract
VIC altehtlon Oh those desiring TO purchase.
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To-day, Dennis Collins Sunday bar; $50: appeal
Edward FOLSOM disorderly conduct; $ or days.
Joseph Perry, dlsorderly conduct; S or 10 days
Sally Stevens, do; do. William Butter, colOred,
and Ida DAYS, white, do; do. James German
do; $40 or 80 days James Delane, do; collat,
eral forfeited. Nettie jackson and Julia Burnett,
do; do. Nathaniel Brown, do; do. Charles VIII
kins violating police regulations; personal bonds
John Thomas, d1sorderly cOnJuct; s. or 10 days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

WE ARE OFFERING a large 6-piece Turkish Par
lar suite upholstered In MarbeiLed silk plush with
fringe at si20. Also line OF best Moquette Car
pets at s1-25 per yard w. b. MosEs Son.
18th and streets NV.
Furniture, Carpet, and Drapery Establishment
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE YOUR eyesight, consult Hempler, cor. ~.
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See our noooy cheviot suits.
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The SPENCERIAN COLLEGE GRADUATEs.-At the
monthly meeting OF the Association OF Graduates
OF the Spencerian Business College last night
pleasing literary and musical program was car
ried out, Miss Rosa Schwartz DR.. Mary L. WOos-
ter, Mrs. Margaret A. Spencer, and Messrs E. p
schwartz, Paul A. steele Wharton Z. Lester ana
Prof. E. G. Townsend taking part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

OUs sYsTEx Of keeping down prices is the means
OF our Increasing trade.
EIsEnAN Bros, Manufacturers
Cor. 9TH and E
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